Publisher: SAS Publishing | ISBN: 1555441726 | edition January 1, 1992 | PDF | 176 pages | 13.7 mb
Documents all aspects of the QUEUE language, previously documented in the three volumes of ACCESS and QUEUE languages manuals. Used together with the QUEST language manual, this technical report provides complete information for using the QUEUE facility in SYSTEM 2000 software. Also supports Version 12
Publisher: SAS Publishing | ISBN: 1555441726 | edition January 1, 1992 | PDF | 176 pages | 24.16 mb
Documents all aspects of the QUEUE language, previously documented in the three volumes of ACCESS and QUEUE languages manuals. Used together with the QUEST language manual, this technical report provides complete information for using the QUEUE facility in SYSTEM 2000 software. Also supports Version 12
Publisher: SAS Publishing | ISBN: 1555441009 | edition January 1, 1992 | PDF | 72 pages | 15.16 mb
Introduces SYSTEM 2000 software and its associated facilities, and shows how to start using SYSTEM 2000 commands. The guide provides hands-on examples that illustrate how to define, access, and update a SYSTEM 2000 database, and guidelines for trying some of the options available with the basic commands
Serves as a reference manual for the DEFINE language under MVS and CMS. This manual explains how to create and modify a SYSTEM 2000 database definition and includes a detailed description and examples for each DEFINE language command
Describes how to use the CONTROL language to access SYSTEM 2000 facilities under MVS and CMS. Included is information on how to specify input and output files, save and restore databases, protect databases from unauthorized access, and use the Coordinated Recovery function
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